Poison Frog Nail Art - Digit-al Dozen Animal Week
Hello all :)
Second day of The Digit-al Dozen taking on "animals". Yesterday I went for pastel zebras and today...it's one of my favorite little animals...FROGS. Yep, I love frogs. I might end up making frogs for the rest of the week. Fair warning :P
Here's my inspiration: the Ranitomeya uakarii
For my spotted nails I created a color by mixing the 2 Sparituals together. The gradients are The Dermelect, Born Pretty and Sparitual Delight.
I love these challenges that are so broad it leaves so much for the individual to interpret. I think these turned out pretty good! Only thing I'd change up if I could would be to make the black spots larger.
Stay tuned for more frogs, I mean animals from Digit-al Dozen week :P
xo Victoria
*Dermelect and Born Pretty polish provided for review - previously posted.
Second day of The Digit-al Dozen taking on "animals". Yesterday I went for pastel zebras and today...it's one of my favorite little animals...FROGS. Yep, I love frogs. I might end up making frogs for the rest of the week. Fair warning :P
Here's my inspiration: the Ranitomeya uakarii
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Source: http://www.dendrobates.org/uakarii.html |
From left to right: Zoya Raven, Born Pretty Store #20, Dermelect Head Turner, SpaRitual Ebb and Flow, SpaRitual Delight
Above shows a shot before any top coat. I FINALLY remembered that I have matte top coat and this would be the perfect time to use it! The rest of the photos show the spotted nails with Essie matte top coat. I decided to leave the gradient nails alone, as the sponge gradient texture resembled the actual frog skin a lot! For my spotted nails I created a color by mixing the 2 Sparituals together. The gradients are The Dermelect, Born Pretty and Sparitual Delight.
I love these challenges that are so broad it leaves so much for the individual to interpret. I think these turned out pretty good! Only thing I'd change up if I could would be to make the black spots larger.
Stay tuned for more frogs, I mean animals from Digit-al Dozen week :P
xo Victoria
*Dermelect and Born Pretty polish provided for review - previously posted.
AMAZING.
ReplyDeleteThis is a awesome manicure! So cool :D
ReplyDeleteWow, love the mixture of different finishes! And that picture of the little froggie is adorable <3
ReplyDeleteLove it! I did a frog for one of my challenges way back when! There are so many awesome, colorful frogs to use as inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI like your inspiration and the nails represent it perfectly
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The gradient is sooooo sweet! But your blue dotted nails are my favourite! Love them! **
ReplyDeletewow, this is great! you did such a fantastic job imitating the frog
ReplyDeleteReally cool, your design looks just like the frog :)
ReplyDeleteI love your nails and that is the coolest frog!
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful!
ReplyDeletethis manicure is more meaningful when you see the frog.
ReplyDeletei LOVED it, and using the matte top coat was the best choice.
ficou super legal e muito parecido! ;)
ReplyDeletebjos
WOW!
ReplyDeleteFrogs..hmm..reminds me of something..nice job!! So cool..
ReplyDeletelove ya VV...your pal, BD
Great inspiration and beautiful manicure! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful mani! It really reflects the patterns of the frog.
ReplyDeleteThat frog looks so cool! You nailed this, I love it!!
ReplyDeleterock on! This is awesome =D
ReplyDeleteThis is genius! I think I would have known what it was even if you hadn't said, and it's STILL abstract and not too literal. Really fun mani!
ReplyDeleteThese are so perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea to use the matte tc! Looks great!!
ReplyDeleteperfect!!
ReplyDeleteI love frogs too! I think you pulled this off really well, it looks great
ReplyDeleteEw! That frog is so gross. Good thing I'm more concerned about the beautiful mani.
ReplyDeleteAbove shows a shot before any top coat. I FINALLY remembered that I have matte top coat and this would be the perfect time to use it.
ReplyDeleteThe rest of the photos show the spotted nails with Essie matte top coat. I decided to leave the gradient nails alone, as the sponge gradient texture resembled the actual frog skin a lot.
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